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US received 'clear warning' from Iran's new missiles: Top security official "In recent days, Washington has received a clear warning from Iran's new missiles," General Rezaei wrote. Iran possesses full capability to strike US warships: Minister Iran possesses full capability to strike US warships enforcing illegal economic blockade: Acting defense minister Targeting US warships 'only a fraction' of Iran's capabilities: Senior MP Iranian Parliament Deputy Speaker says the targeting of US warships and the destruction of facilities where American military commanders were stationed represented only a portion of Iran's capabilities. Enemy miscalculated Iran's ability to change war equation: Top commander A senior Iranian military commander says the enemy did not expect Iran to be able to change the course of the war and expand the battlefield to the regional level. Strait of Hormuz remains under Iran's firm control: IRGC deputy commander The IRGC's deputy commander says Iranian forces remain in control of the Strait of Hormuz. Yemen launches retaliatory missile, drone barrage on Saudi Aramco facilities The armed forces described the strikes as "precise and direct," causing significant damage to the targeted facilities. 'No safe place' in Saudi Arabia, all energy facilities legitimate targets: Yemen A member of the political bureau of Yemen's Ansarullah movement warns there is no longer any safe place in Saudi Arabia, saying all major facilities are legitimate targets. 'Strike our assets and you will get struck': Qalibaf warns US The Iranian Parliament speaker warns the US that any attack on Iran's energy assets will trigger retaliation against American interests in the region. Iran slams Canada's 'strategic confusion' and submission to US intimidation over Hormuz Iran has strongly condemned a joint statement by Canada's foreign and finance ministers as a distortion of facts, an act of appeasement toward Washington. Iran mass-producing home-grown weaponry: Air defense chief Iran's air defense commander says the country is scaling up production of home-grown weapons at a massive scale. Iraqi resistance voices support for Yemen after Saudi strikes Iraqi anti-terror resistance group Kata'ib Hezbollah voices support for retaliatory operations carried out by Yemen in response to Saudi aggression. US senator slams Trump's 'war of choice' against Iran as costs soar past $100 billion Democratic Senator Mark Warner has sharply criticized Trump over the ongoing war against Iran, describing it as a costly "war of choice" launched without a plan, strategy, allies, or a way out. Volcanic island in Indonesia erupts, canceling hundreds of flights and stranding thousands Anak Krakatau erupted twice , spreading ash and disrupting flights across western Indonesia. Drone footage shows devastation in flood-hit Nepal Drone footage of Devighat showed buildings that remained standing marred by mud and the rest reduced to rubble. Nepal buries victims of Himalayan flooding as death toll climbs past 900 Nepal began mass burials Monday as the death toll from last week's catastrophic floods rose above 900. Nepal-Tibet flood death toll hits 750 as 3,000 remain missing The death toll in Nepal and Tibet from last week's catastrophic floods hit 750 on Sunday, with 3,044 missing, authorities said, while rescuers moved to ⁠higher ground as rain swelled river levels. Aerial footage shows massive floods in Nepal's Rasuwa district Aerial footage shot showed severe flooding in the valleys of Nepal's northern Rasuwa district. Hundreds attend funeral of Palestinian teen killed in Israeli raid on West Bank Hundreds of Palestinians attend the funeral of 14-year-old Islam Ahmad Maher Ajouri in the Askar refugee camp. Humanoid games showcase China's AI rise, raising US concerns Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games showcase China's robotics advances amid growing US security concerns. Hawk Fire in Nevada grows to over 10,500 acres; state of emergency called A fast-moving brush fire on a hillside in Northern Nevada, just outside Reno, has grown to over 10,500 acres as of Saturday evening. Sattelite images show wildfire devastation in Balkans and Greece Satellite images showed the devastation left behind after wildfires ripped through Europe this summer. Colombia quake death toll rises to 312 The death toll from Colombia's magnitude-7.5 earthquake on Aug 10 has risen to 312, with 4,611 people injured. Israeli war minister orders army to prepare for 'all-out war' on Palestinian Authority Israeli minister of military affairs Israel Katz has instructed the army to prepare for an "all-out war" in the West Bank. Stories Beyond Numbers: A beloved first-grade school teacher who was killed alongside her family Roqiyeh Shiri, a first-grade school teacher in Zanjan, was martyred alongside her husband and daughter in a US-Israeli airstrike during the recent war, leaving behind grieving colleagues and students who remember her compassion. US unable to cut Iran's access to dollar-based banking services: Report  A WSJ report shows Iran is still able to transfer billions of dollars' worth of funds through intermediaries linked to US banks.  Discover Iran: From Alamut Kilims to Pan-Bafi, Qazvin's crafts carry centuries of living tradition Qazvin's rich handicraft heritage, preserved especially by women, includes distinctive weaving and embroidery traditions that continue to evolve, support livelihoods, and connect cultural knowledge with contemporary life. Qazvin: Turning heritage into future growth Qazvin is not simply a place that looks back at the past. It is a province looking toward the future, with the resources, infrastructure, and potential to become an important part of Iran's next chapter in tourism, trade, and investment. Discover Iran: Baghestan, Qazvin's 2,700-hectare, millennium-old heritage and agricultural jewel Baghestan, Qazvin's ancient 2,700-hectare green belt with over a millennium of history, is a living agricultural heritage, recognized by the FAO and cherished as the city's cultural jewel. 'War criminal promotion tactics': Adidas faces boycott calls over campaign featuring Israeli trooper Calls for a boycott of Adidas are growing after the sportswear company featured an Israeli trooper in a global campaign. Discover Iran: Qazvin, the beating heart of Iran's centuries-old calligraphy tradition Qazvin, Iran's calligraphy capital, has preserved centuries of artistic tradition shaped by religious schools, Safavid royal patronage and master-apprentice teaching, while institutions and young artists continue keeping its rich calligraphic heritage alive. Discover Iran: Qale Kord Cave in Qazvin, where visitors encounter ancient origins of human life Qale Kord Cave near Qazvin is rewriting Iran's human history, with Neanderthal teeth, ancient tools and animal remains revealing human presence dating back at least 455,000 years, while deeper layers may reach 700,000 years. No grand strategy, no military solution: Analyst on US war on Iran  The American people, including Trump's base, are increasingly against the ongoing war, with Trump losing 13 percentage points in approval among his MAGA supporters. A new poll shows over 60% of Americans disapprove of the war. US Navy stretched thin in West Asia as Iranian strikes disrupt supply network: Probe Probe says Iranian strikes have severely disrupted the US Navy's regional supply network, forcing American warships to rely increasingly on long-distance supply runs and risky resupply operations at sea. Blair directed PA to eliminate 'Palestine' from textbooks, former UK envoy reveals Britain's former ambassador to the UN Jeremy Greenstock says former Prime Minister Tony Blair asked the Palestinian Authority (PA) to replace any mention of the word "Palestine" in schoolbooks with the Jewish designation of "Samaria." Discover Iran: Kharraqan Twin Towers in Qazvin and the brilliance of Iranian brick architecture The Kharraqan Towers in Qazvin are masterpieces of Seljuk architecture, renowned for pioneering double-shell domes, sophisticated octagonal geometry, intricate brickwork, Kufic inscriptions, and remarkably preserved early Seljuk murals. Economic protests in Iran exploited by organized rioters Peaceful economic protests in Iran turned violent after being exploited by organized rioters. Beyond the battlefield: General Soleimani's strategic and diplomatic legacy More than a commander, General Qassem Soleimani built alliances, united communities, and used both strategy and dialogue to shape regional security. From genocide to ceasefire: Gaza's fragile step toward healing A fragile US-brokered ceasefire has begun in Gaza as thousands are returning home and prisoner exchanges are planned. Global leaders express cautious hope, but calls for accountability and lasting peace continue. Isfahan: Where Iran's rich history, culture, and industry unite Let's take a brief look at Isfahan -- a historic city where Iran's ancient glory meets modern industry. Iran faces off with E3 over snapback sanctions as Russia and China back Tehran Europe's bid to reimpose UN sanctions on Tehran has ignited a fierce backlash, with Iran denouncing the move as "illegal" and vowing firm retaliation. Leader: Unity between people, officials, Armed Forces must never be undermined Ayatollah Khamenei has underscored the need to preserve Iranian national unity and support the country's officials. Hezbollah vows to keep weapons until Israeli occupation ends Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem has vowed the group will not disarm while Israeli occupation persists, denouncing Lebanon's cabinet decision on its weapons as a US-driven move that risks sparking civil strife. Iran's security chief receives warm welcome in Lebanon Ali Larijani, head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, arrived in Beirut on Wednesday to a warm welcome. Right to defend: Lebanon rises against US-backed plan to disarm Hezbollah Massive protests erupt across Lebanon as citizens reject a US-backed plan to disarm Hezbollah, warning it would expose the country-especially its southern border-to increased Israeli aggression and undermine national security. Silenced in France: The unjust detention of a pro-Palestine Iranian activist Mahdieh Esfandiari, an Iranian academic who lived in France for eight years, has been unjustly detained for condemning Israel's actions in Gaza on social media. North Korea hardens military stance as Kim loses patience with Trump Analyst Andrew Leung says North Korea's military buildup aims to strengthen national security and its position on the Korean Peninsula. News Review: Global economic impacts of US war on Iran American consumers have faced 100bn dollars in extra energy costs since the US waged a war on Iran in late February. News Review: Israeli aggression on Lebanon Israeli regime launches new attacks on southern Lebanon amid inaction of government in Beirut. News Review: Iran's top security official says Hormuz Strait totally closed Iran's top security official says the Strait of Hormuz remains completely closed, dismissing Trump's claims that it is open as lies. US has become too unpredictable to be taken seriously: Analyst Analyst Tony Gosling argues that US policy toward Iran exemplifies how finance-driven elite capture has rendered Washington an unpredictable and irresponsible nuclear power. News Review: Israeli plans to forcibly displace Palestinians from Gaza draw condemnation Israeli plans to forcibly displace millions of Palestinians from Gaza have drawn widespread condemnation. News Review: IRGC says Hormuz Strait is under Iran's management The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps underlines that the Islamic Republic maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz. US attacks against Iranian oil vessels is an act of desperation: Author Writer and researcher Nick Mottern says Washington's recent strikes on Iranian oil vessels reflect a deepening sense of military and political desperation. Analyst: Failed cycle of US Iran policy serves corporate interests Analyst Mohsin Abbas says that US policy towards Iran has become a futile cycle of military aggression, sanctions, and retaliation serving corporate interests rather than the American public. News Review: Trump downplays war on Iran, calling it 'small potatoes' US President Donald Trump has downplayed the war on Iran, describing it as small potatoes. Iran to declare new 'restricted zone' outside Strait of Hormuz: Top security official Iran's top security official has announced that a new restricted zone will be declared outside the Strait of Hormuz in the coming days. IRGC Aerospace Force downs US spying balloon over northern Iraq: Report The IRGC Aerospace Force shot down a US military surveillance balloon over Erbil in northern Iraq. Yemeni forces deal heavy blows to Saudi mercenaries in Ta'izz, Red Sea coast Yemeni Armed Forces have dealt heavy operational blows to Saudi-backed mercenary forces in Ta'izz province and the western coast near the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait. Lavrov says Russia at 'start of real war' with West Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has sounded the alarm that they are at the "start of a real war" with the West. Yemeni forces shoot down 'hostile' Saudi drone over Ta'izz Yemen's armed forces say they have shot down a Saudi Wing Loong II drone over Ta'izz amid renewed fighting with Saudi-backed mercenaries in western Yemen. Exclusive: Israel demolishes historic house in fresh attacks on south Lebanon The Israeli military reportedly conducts new attacks on the city of Nabtaieh in southern Lebanon, completely destroying a historic house there. Press TV's news headlines Here are Pres TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT, on September 6, 2026. Saudi aggression will not go unanswered, Yemen warns after Jawf massacre The spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces says Saudi Arabia would not go unpunished for its ongoing acts of aggression against the Arab Peninsula nation. 'Strike our assets and you will get struck': Qalibaf warns US The Iranian Parliament speaker warns the US that any attack on Iran's energy assets will trigger retaliation against American interests in the region. Enemy miscalculated Iran's ability to change war equation: Top commander A senior Iranian military commander says the enemy did not expect Iran to be able to change the course of the war and expand the battlefield to the regional level. Iran kept oil exports flowing during war despite 550 strikes on Kharg: Minister Iranian Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad highlights the uninterrupted export of crude oil despite US-Israeli attacks on key energy infrastructure, particularly on Kharg Island in the south. Israeli war minister orders army to prepare for 'all-out war' on Palestinian Authority Israeli minister of military affairs Israel Katz has instructed the army to prepare for an "all-out war" in the West Bank. Iran dismantles US-Israeli-linked Takfiri terror cells, seizes large weapon hauls Iran's Intelligence Ministry announces the dismantling of three operational cells belonging to Takfiri terrorist groups in the country's southeast. Stories Beyond Numbers: A beloved first-grade school teacher who was killed alongside her family Roqiyeh Shiri, a first-grade school teacher in Zanjan, was martyred alongside her husband and daughter in a US-Israeli airstrike during the recent war, leaving behind grieving colleagues and students who remember her compassion. Israeli strikes across southern Lebanon kill 17, leave 20 others injured At least 17 people have been killed and 20 wounded in Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon over the past 48 hours. Analyst: Failed cycle of US Iran policy serves corporate interests Analyst Mohsin Abbas says that US policy towards Iran has become a futile cycle of military aggression, sanctions, and retaliation serving corporate interests rather than the American public. Stunning 89% of Americans say government corruption is widespread A damning new poll shows that 9 out of 10 Americans believe that corruption is widespread in their government. US attacks against Iranian oil vessels is an act of desperation: Author Writer and researcher Nick Mottern says Washington's recent strikes on Iranian oil vessels reflect a deepening sense of military and political desperation. Yemen's roads, bridges devastated by years of war, blockade Years of war and blockade have ravaged Yemen's roads and bridges, taking a heavy toll on lives and livelihoods. News Review: IRGC says Hormuz Strait is under Iran's management The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps underlines that the Islamic Republic maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz. Global Summed Flotilla arrives in Venice as freedom flotilla coalition announces new Gaza mission The Global Sumud Flotilla arrived in Venice to support besieged Gaza, while the Freedom Flotilla Coalition announced a new mission challenging Israel's blockade. Moscow hosts conference on changing world order A conference in Moscow examined the emerging international order and the shift away from the Western-led system. Qazvin's FAO-recognized 'Baghestan' produces premium In Iran's Qazvin province, the traditional Baghestan region is a vast network of historic orchards and agricultural heritage. US/E3 prepare draft anti-Iran resolution at IAEA BoG meeting The IAEA's September meeting is considering Iran's nuclear program amid a US push to refer Tehran to the UN Security Council over alleged non-cooperation. Palestinian education under pressure: Demolition threats dozens of schools The new school year begins in the occupied West Bank, with dozens of schools affected by Israeli attacks and demolitions. Madrid demonstrates to free Gaza donor Fergie Chambers from Spanish jail Anti-imperialist activists gathered in central Madrid this weekend with one demand: free Fergie Chambers. Two films on Israeli regime's genocide in Gaza screened at Venice Film Festival As the 83rd edition of the Venice Film Festival gets underway, two films depicting Israel's genocide in Gaza have been screened at the prestigious cinematic event. Mass funeral in Gaza: Zeitoun neighborhood lays to rest 100 martyrs A Gaza City funeral honored 100 Palestinians, including 70 children, whose bodies were recovered from the rubble of buildings destroyed in Israeli strikes in 2023. Alamut Castle inscribed as Iran's 30th UNESCO World Heritage Site Iran's Alamut Castle located in Qazvin province has earned its place among the world's most treasured heritage sites. Stunning 89% of Americans say government corruption is widespread A damning new poll shows that 9 out of 10 Americans believe that corruption is widespread in their government. Yemen's roads, bridges devastated by years of war, blockade Years of war and blockade have ravaged Yemen's roads and bridges, taking a heavy toll on lives and livelihoods. Palestinian football returns after 3-year pause due to genocidal war A Palestinian football championship has kicked off in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and refugee camps in Lebanon. Wedding turns deadly: Five martyred, 80 injured in US strike on Kuhestak A US airstrike on a wedding in Iran's Kuhestak martyred five and injured at least 80, turning the celebration into a tragedy, sparking calls for international condemnation. Iran honors Rais-Ali Delvari legacy against British colonialism Rais-Ali Delvari, an Iranian national hero who led resistance against foreign forces during World War I, is commemorated at his former home, now a museum in Delvar. US maritime escalation deals $2bn blow to Pakistan's exports Pakistan says Red Sea shipping disruptions cause a two-billion-dollar trade loss, deepening its deficit as geopolitical tensions choke vital maritime routes. Iran adds two more gold medals at 2026 World Nomad Games Iran claimed two more gold medals at the 2026 World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan. Iran's Gheitasi wins gold in mas-wrestling at 2026 World Nomad Games Iranian strongman Reza Gheitasi won gold in mas-wrestling at the sixth World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan, securing the first title for the Iranian delegation at the event. Iran's Moradi strikes gold at Taiyuan 2026 World Taekwondo Women's Open Championship Iran's Saghar Moradi won the women's under-67-kilogram title at the Taiyuan 2026 World Taekwondo Women's Open Championship on Sunday, completing a dominant run without dropping a single round. Iran women finish fourth for first time at Asian Volleyball Championship Iran women's volleyball team secured a historic fourth-place finish at the 2026 AVC Women's Volleyball Asian Championship after losing 3-0 to Japan in the bronze-medal match in Tianjin, China. Iranian president, parliament speaker hail Iran U17 volleyball world championship The Iranian president and parliament speaker have hailed Iran's under-17 volleyball world championship, as a display of Iran's youths' talent, and determination. US received 'clear warning' from Iran's new missiles: Top security official "In recent days, Washington has received a clear warning from Iran's new missiles," General Rezaei wrote. Iran possesses full capability to strike US warships: Minister Iran possesses full capability to strike US warships enforcing illegal economic blockade: Acting defense minister Targeting US warships 'only a fraction' of Iran's capabilities: Senior MP Iranian Parliament Deputy Speaker says the targeting of US warships and the destruction of facilities where American military commanders were stationed represented only a portion of Iran's capabilities. Enemy miscalculated Iran's ability to change war equation: Top commander A senior Iranian military commander says the enemy did not expect Iran to be able to change the course of the war and expand the battlefield to the regional level. Strait of Hormuz remains under Iran's firm control: IRGC deputy commander The IRGC's deputy commander says Iranian forces remain in control of the Strait of Hormuz. Yemen launches retaliatory missile, drone barrage on Saudi Aramco facilities The armed forces described the strikes as "precise and direct," causing significant damage to the targeted facilities.

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